But can you kill weeds in autumn? During the spring and summer months, killing weeds is almost like a full-time job. Most ...

While it's a relaxing activity, gardening requires a great deal of patience. One new gardener learned this the hard way after seeking advice on Reddit for an "easy" way to manage weeds. They explained ...

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The invasive pigweed Palmer amaranth, first found in New York soybean fields in 2019, has been dubbed the "spotted lanternfly of weeds" for its ability to spread quickly and wreak havoc on crops.

close to local amenities and green spaces with ‘Norton Common within a short walk. With its unique charm and thoughtful features, it’s a wonderful place to call home for garden enthusiasts. Abt. 16' 5 ...

Edna Walling's influence over the Australian garden cannot be overstated. If you've ever walked through a garden with low stone walls, mossy boulders and meandering paths, it's likely thanks to ...

Gardening is rewarding, but certain mistakes can quickly turn your green thumb into a brown one. From overwatering to planting at the wrong time, these common errors can harm or even kill your plants.

As Australia continues with its mission to reduce waste and landfill, residents are being reminded how they can do their bit to help when it comes to gardening and dealing with green waste around ...

Here are some of the most common types of election scams for voters to watch out for this election cycle. Voter registration scams occur when scammers contact you by phone, email or in-person ...

The easy-to-identify black and yellow garden spider (Argiope) is an orb weaver and most often responsible for the head-height webs we encounter in the fall. These common garden residents sometimes ...

The Middle Sized Garden says: “You can leave leaves on most borders without any problem. They will break down over the winter and by spring, you’ll hardly notice them. As they break down ...